Encrypt files online in the browser

Nothing ever leaves your machine. This script will gzip and encrypt your file with openpgp in the browser and push you back a .gz.gpg encrypted file.

No files are sent to our servers...or anyone else's. You'll want to remember the password you used to encrypt it in order to decrypt it with gpg on your computer.

Visit us on github: https://github.com/profullstack/encryptfiles-web

Files can be decrypted with gpg filename.gz.gpg and unzipped with unzip filename.gz

Installing gpg and gzip:

• macOS:
  • Install GnuPG using Homebrew: brew install gnupg
    Homebrew Download Page
  • Install gzip using Homebrew: brew install gzip
• Linux:
  • Debian/Ubuntu (using APT):
    • sudo apt update && sudo apt install gnupg for GnuPG.
    • sudo apt install gzip for gzip.
  • Fedora (using DNF):
    • sudo dnf install gnupg for GnuPG.
    • sudo dnf install gzip for gzip.
  • CentOS/RHEL (using YUM for CentOS 7 and below):
    • sudo yum install gnupg2 for GnuPG.
    • sudo yum install gzip for gzip.
  • CentOS/RHEL 8+ (using DNF):
    • sudo dnf install gnupg2 for GnuPG.
    • sudo dnf install gzip for gzip.
  • openSUSE (using Zypper):
    • sudo zypper install gpg2 for GnuPG.
    • sudo zypper install gzip for gzip.
  • Arch Linux (using Pacman):
    • sudo pacman -S gnupg for GnuPG.
    • sudo pacman -S gzip for gzip.
• Windows:
  • Install GnuPG: Download and run the installer from the official Gpg4win website.
    Gpg4win Download Page
  • Install gzip: For Windows, gzip can typically be installed as part of Git for Windows, Cygwin, or WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) for a Unix-like environment.
    Git for Windows Download Page
    Cygwin Download Page
    WSL Installation Guide